Sentence examples for contest suggestions from inspiring English sources

Many of the brands being bought come from Serbia, the most populous ex-Yugoslav country.Croatian commentators have been the first to contest suggestions that a "Yugosphere" is re-emerging, as trade, cultural and personal links grow between Yugoslavia's seven successor states.

"We will take all appropriate steps to protect our position and will vigorously contest any suggestions of wrongdoing in this matter," the bank said, declining to elaborate further.

The council is contesting the suggestions of fraud.

"What I have seen online," Mr. O'Mara said, "contests those suggestions".

Mr. Obama is "an American president who seems to be afraid to defend America," she told Larry King on his CNN program in an appearance that drew notice when Ms. Cheney appeared not to contest a suggestion that the president had not been born in the United States.

Church leaders are quick to contest any suggestion that they preach the "prosperity gospel" extolled by American evangelists like Creflo Dollar, which teaches that God will grant material wealth to those he favors, but whatever distinction they're making is small.

Werner contests the suggestion that Dickinson wrote on envelopes simply out of Yankee parsimony.

Blair Jr. (letter, June 16) contests my suggestion (Op-Ed, June 11) that "months or years" could pass before Stevenson read a book.

EE said: "EE has transparent financial accounts and a responsible approach to tax, and strongly contests any suggestion of improper tax conduct.

He contests the suggestion — advanced by Mr. Frank, among others — that the Democrats would help their cause by embracing an old-fashioned economic populism, asserting that the ideological and economic bifurcation of the party (with an affluent, college-educated elite on one end and many low-income voters on the other) does not lend itself to populist appeals.

In that spirit, I'm creating a contest calling for suggestions of a name change.